Axis Community Health will welcome the newly-expanded Livermore clinic to its family with a ceremony Oct. 27.The ribbon cutting ceremony will be followed by comments from Scott Haggerty, Alameda County supervisor; David Kears, director of Alameda County’s Health Care Services Agency; and Marshall Kamena, mayor of Livermore.
Before the expansion, which included nine examination rooms and staff accommodations, the facility had room for one doctor who saw about 25 patients a day. Now the additional space allows three doctors to see 70-75 patients a day. The clinic serves patients in pediatrics, general medicine and family planning.
“We have Supervisor Haggerty, David Kears and Mayor Kamena to thank for this facility,” Axis Chief Operating Officer Henry Uyehara said. “With their help, Measure A funds were allocated toward the project and additional funds were obtained by the city of Livermore.”
The ceremony will begin at 9 a.m. in the Multi Service Center at 3311 Pacific Ave. Tours of the facility and refreshments will be available.
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